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... for the _^ visitation of _the plaguehave _been the _causes which have _made one of _the roost beautiful _islands in the _Caribbean Sea a scene of _unutterable _woe and _desolation . _It is known that upwards of 5000 persons have died in Kingston and S ...
... the and the unproparod state of the *habitants of the ham been the causes which snit owe of tho losowsiiol Islands in tbe Caribbean Asa a of wee sad desolation. It is known that of awe died in Kingston and Spanish Town but It is impend& to state how many ...
... fromn Marseilles in the Clyde A nns, -, fromi Marseilles at Glasgow Brazil Packet, Nicoll, from S5t Domingo at Greenock Caribbean, - , from Mauritius at Cork Anglo-Saxon, - , from Jamaica at Deal GRANGEMOUTH SHIPPING. AaRRxvDs.-lIarch 20. Gustav, Rush ...
... from America at Liverpool. Allertan, Boilfld, from Bombay at Greenock. Brazil packet, Nicol, from St Domingo and 5t at do. Caribbean, , from Mauritius at Cork. Avon (s.), , from West Indies at Southampton. Anglo-Saxon, , from Jamaica at Deal. HIGH WATER ...
... inst. from Alexandria, -lost sails, bulwarks, &c., and cargo shifted Gleneig, Clelland, at Bristol 28th inst. from Demerara Caribbean, - at Queenstowo 24th inst from Mauritius, and left for Clyde Sporting Lass, Williams, left do. 26th inst. for Dandee Carl ...
... The insignificant basalt furtalice of Inclicolas is as much tabooed as if it were the last resting place of a tribe of Caribbean savages. There is literally nothing to see on this bare barren piece of isolation the ruined walls of its hermitage, but ...
... and Howardsville, in Veraguas, oa the River Belen or Pelenquae, and its tributaries—which river empties itself inte the Caribbean Sea, in about latitude N. 9, longitude W. 8!, 1} mile west of the Port of Escribanos, and about 50 statute miles west of ...
... Peru in pretending to terri- tory thirty-five miles from its coasts, not content with hover- ing over the islands of the Caribbean, is pushing its own pre- tensions across the broad Pacific and endeavouring to extend its jurisdiction to a distance of a ...
... mem of Peru in pretending w territorythirty-live mike from its comb', out - ountea via hovering over the islands of the Caribbean, is pushing owe pretensions across the broad Pacific, and endeavour to extend its jurisdiction to a diatoms, of a thousand ...
... have come Into the Mok, but not STITH. *' Tito (? Jacatra) ship, from the Clyde Batavia, on the August, In 13 K, W, the Caribbean, Cock too. arrived at Faknoiith. The Pacific barque), Dundee. fr..ra Calcotta, tL. August, In 36 46 W, the Emma Louisa, Vlerwck ...
... unreasonableness of Peru in pretending to territory 35 miles from its coasts, not content with hovering over the islands of the Caribbean, is pushing its own pretensions across the broad Pacific, and endeavouring to extend its jurisdiction to distance of thousand ...
... Dar. Ors. A of MIDDLE AGE, and of sonic ;be Light will not wholly disappear betwees the intervals cemtain lands in the Caribbean Bea. With a detail of in the Management and Educati on of of Kronen, brirliteseg. It illuminates so arc from about assay ...